No Big Tax Cuts Says Rayburn Ahead of Congress Session
Incoming Congress faces a presidential year focus with four Democratic presidential hopefuls in the Senate and Vice President Nixon presiding. Proposals on civil rights, school construction, minimum wage, social security, taxes, and defense shape the agenda as party conferences open and a year of campaigning looms.
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Congress
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Nixon
Eisenhower
House
Ower
Norman Brunsdale
N.D
William Langer
Rwn
John Kyi
Iowa
Steven V. Carter
Jean Thurmond
Strom Thurmond
S.C
Ohio GOP Leaders Plan Around Kennedy Delegation
Ohio political figures anticipate a Kennedy favored plan for the presidential ballot with DiSalle running as a Kennedy loyalist. Senator Young backs Kennedy on the first ballot while Lausche and Lansche maintain independent stances. Coleman signals support for DiSalle while noting many seek delegate slots and the cost of attending the convention.
The Chronicle Telegram 1960 Lorain County Rate Card
The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co. Elyria Ohio publishes The Chronicle Telegram with annual mail rates. Rates show Lorain and adjoining counties $15.00, Elsewhere in Ohio $17.96, Outside Ohio $18.00.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Wey
Lorain
Counties
Prostitute lawsuit over Army head shaving in Korea
Two Korean prostitutes announce a $20,000 lawsuit against the U.S. Army over soldiers shaving their heads after being caught soliciting in a quonset hut. They name Capt. Joan McEnery as the shaver, while First Sgt. Oran Curnutte and Sgt. Harry Saunders are said to have carried out the act under orders. The incident prompts Army investigations and questions about passes given for arrests.
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Tongduchon
Korea
UPI
U.S. Army
Kim Soon Ae
Kim Chong Ja
Joan McEnery
Cheyenne
Wyo
McEnery
7Th Infantry Division
West Point
Army
Oran Curnutte
Chillicothe
Ohio
Harry K. Saunders
Kansas City
Seoul
Paul G. Showronek
Brownwood
Tex
Camp Beaver
West Central Front
Escape From Jail Claimed Clinton County Prisoners
Three Clinton County Jail inmates escaped Monday night by crawling through a hole above their cell block. Two were captured by Portsmouth police early today. Henry Smith remained at large, AWOL from the Navy and tied to a Cuba post office robbery case.
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Wilmington
UPI
Clinton County
Portsmouth
Henry Smith
Cuba
Ohio
Smith
U. S. Navy
Clarence Lute
Highland
Linzey Wright
Judge Will Accept Lie Test Evidence
In Washington Court House UPI reports the fate of former policeman Robert Williams may hinge on a lie detector test to be admitted as evidence in his second degree murder trial.
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Washington Court House
UPI
Robert Williams
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
London
Common Pleas
John P. Case
Willams
Margaret Leath
Williams
Case
Mrs. Leath
Ohio
Blind Singer In N J Burglary Case Arrested
Ridgefield Park New Jersey police arrested 43 year old blind singer and pianist Al Hibbler as a material witness in an attempted burglary at a gasoline station. He posted 1250 bail and two companions were sought for questioning. Hibbler said the trip home involved two detours and a disrupted third stop when he heard glass breaking and exited the car.
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Ridgefield Park
al Hibbler
Hibbler
New York
Teaneck
Hinkler
Dixie Snow Expected To Push North
A winter storm spread from Texas to Virginia causing school and highway closures and power outages. At least three deaths were reported with several people missing in a private plane as the system moved northeast from New Mexico into Oklahoma Texas Panhandle and Arkansas.
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Dixie
Texas
Virginia
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
West
North Carolina
Mllinois
Indiana
Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
Bristol
Tennessee-Virginia
Great Lakes
Rockies
Manville 65 Plans To Wed For 13th Time
New York report says Playboy Tommy Manville, 65, will apply for a license with 20 year old Christina Erdlen. He has ten prior marriages and plans to wed again, his thirteenth union, next Monday.
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Manville
New York
Playboy
Tommy Manvill
Christinia Erdlen
Tommy
Christine
Jet Crashes In Ohio Field Pilot Is Safe
First Lieutenant Thomas E. Barnett of Denver ejected from an F-102 Delta Dagger after a flame out over southeastern Ohio. He parachuted into a tree near Marietta, landing 25 miles from the crash site as the jet left a 30 foot crater near Athens. Barnett, from Lockbourne AFB, called in and was found safe after initial rescue confusion.
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Columbus
UPI
Thomas E. Barnett
Denver
Colo
Ohio
Barnett
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Marietta
Athens
Air Force
Sith
Lockbourne
Barnett Ridge Road
Turnpike’s 1959 death toll marks best safety record
New Jersey Turnpike Authority says 1959 ended with 20 deaths in 15 accidents, the lowest annual toll since the highway opened in 1951. The prior best was 24 fatalities in 1957.
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New Brunswick
N.J
UPI
New Jersey Turnpike
Turnpike Authority
Eisenhower Reviews State of the Union Message
President Eisenhower meets with cabinet aides for a run through the State of the Union draft after a golfing trip. The long preparation included many revisions amid steel strike and Asia Middle East tour. A morning service at National Presbyterian precedes cabinet session.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Augusta
White House
Asia
Middle East
National Presbyterian
Congress
House
Senate
Humprey vows to stay in race despite Wisconsin loss
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey says he will remain in the Democratic presidential contest even if he loses the Wisconsin primary. Senator John F. Kennedy could skip Ohio after Gov. Michael V. DiSalle pledged Ohio’s 64 convention votes to Kennedy as a favorite son.
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Washington
UPI
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ohio
Stuart Symington
Dmo
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Wisconsin
Michael V. DiSalle
Kennedy
Massachusetts
DiSalle
Humphrey
Symington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Hargrove Denies Killing Clark in Christmas Eve Slaying
Floyd E. Hargrove, 35, in county jail as first degree murder suspect in the Christmas Eve death of scoutmaster Charles Clark, says he does not remember the killing. He recalls buying a 22 caliber rifle, later discarding it, and claims a blackout while driving near Vine Street. He expresses concern for his five children and says he will accept court-appointed counsel.
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Patnesville
Floyd E. Hargrove
Charles Clark
Chuck
Hargrove
Chardon
Beverly
Down East Tragedy Linked To Loneliness
In Whiting Maine 74 year old Albert Richardson killed Howard Ackley and Aubrey Ackley after waiting for a ride during a lonely clam digging routine. Richardson then killed himself with a rifle in a woodshed following the shootings at Ackley’s home.
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Down East
New England
Albert Richardson
Atlantic Ocean
Maine
Canadian
Richardson
Howard Ackley
Ackley
Aubrey Ackley
Aubrey
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GOP
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Lansche
Frank J. Lansche
Lausche
William L. Coleman
Coleman
Los Angeles
the Chronicle-Telegram
St. Louis
Mississippi River
By Samuel Kim
P. R. Smith & CO
United Press International
Ohio Field
McDonald & Company
New York Stock Exchange
James M. Haas
Fairfax
Ike
Church Service
By Raymond Lake
New Hampshire
Stephen J. Young
Dohio
DiSalie
Frank l. Lausche
Ling
Mme
Clarks
Euclid
Vine Street
Whiting
Chronicle - Telegram
Tunity
FOX Furniture
Elyria, Ohio
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